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Damn he was so valuable in Madden, a good young center, but now I have Mangold so no worries there. If the Browns really had feelings for prospects in the draft, then they should forfeit all of their day one picks.

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Damn he was so valuable in Madden, a good young center, but now I have Mangold so no worries there. If the Browns really had feelings for prospects in the draft, then they should forfeit all of their day one picks.

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As a practical matter, the announcement and comments from G.M. Phil Savage puts the apparent epidemic of staph infections suffered by Browns players back into the limelight as the period approaches for trying to lure veteran players to town.

Then again, perhaps this was the team's effort to polish the proverbial turd by addressing publicly the issue that other teams undoubtedly are poised to use against the Browns as teams and agents begin in earnest the wink-nod phase of contract discussions while gathered for the scouting combine in Indianapolis.

Along these lines, the team announced that a "glaze" to prevent staph infections will be applied this week at the team's training facility.

Question. Why the hell wasn't this done sooner?

"You know what charm is: a way of getting the answer yes without having asked any clear question."
Albert Camus

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I don't know who I hate more: the Cleveland Clinic, who has seen a startling number of staph infections among recovering Browns players, or the Cleveland Browns themselves for continuing to associate with the Cleveland Clinic.

At least bring in a third party to investigate the situation for crying out loud (the only analysis of note coming from the Cleveland Clinic themselves, which is a joke). The health of the franchise isn't just in jeopardy, the players' careers are as well as LeCharles Bentley can unfortunately attest. Fools.